Recent NWCitizen Articles

Making a Jail: Bamboozle!
Tip Johnson · Fri Oct 16, 2015
With a smarmy October Surprise
9 comments
Court: No Radio Towers in Point Roberts
John Lesow · Thu Oct 8, 2015
A Canadian radio station is trying to install huge radio towers in Point Roberts for a Canadian audience. Citizen movement has fought them.
James King Resigns as Bellingham Parks Director
John Servais · Sat Oct 3, 2015
James King to return to Alaska and take job with U.S. Forest Service. Mayor will appoint a new parks director.
1 comment
Just Say No - to the Incarceration-Industrial Complex
David Camp · Fri Oct 2, 2015
The “… new jail just doesn’t pencil out”, writes a well qualified accountant. A look at the future costs of the proposed jail.
11 comments
Alternative Jail Proposal for City Center
John Servais · Tue Sep 22, 2015
There is a good alternative for a decent jail - but we first must vote down the jail sales tax proposal in November.
5 comments
Wendy DeFreest is Opening a ‘Burger Joint’
John Servais · Sat Sep 19, 2015
Wendy DeFreest, of Avenue Bread, will open a new “burger joint” called The Filling Station by late October in Fairhaven. It will not be a sandwich cafe.
Politics and More
John Servais · Sat Sep 19, 2015
That Louwsy Jail Deal
Tip Johnson · Tue Sep 15, 2015
FEMA camp or new county seat?
13 comments
A Learning Moment - Hopefully
John Servais · Sun Sep 13, 2015
Beware walking RR tracks on the Fairhaven waterfront in the event of unexpected encounter with a high speed train
2 comments
Second Water Main Break on Donovan in a Year
Tip Johnson · Mon Sep 7, 2015
Mains a’ bursting - Avast!
Homeowner to city: Please buy me out
John Servais · Wed Aug 26, 2015
Padden Creek daylighting project strays far from city promises to homeowner that his property would remain intact.
4 comments
How Our Community Can Welcome Our Troops Home
· Mon Aug 24, 2015
Christopher Brown guest writes how traditional communal warrior reintegration practices could help our returning combat veterans.
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